Israel Plans 'War From Within,' Media Calls it 'Strategy'
Israel’s alleged plans to exploit Iran's ethnic groups, as detailed by The New Arab, sound less like a strategic foreign policy and more like state-sponsored destabilization. Imagine if Iran openly declared its intent to inflame ethnic tensions within, say, France or the United States. The headlines would scream 'terrorism' and 'foreign interference.' Yet, when Israel, a recipient of billions in
U.S. military aid (like the $14.5 billion proposed in HR 7217), allegedly employs similar tactics, it's framed as 'geopolitical strategy.' The hypocrisy is so thick, you could cut it with one of those guided missiles the US keeps funding. This isn't new. From the covert actions in Syria to historical support for proxies in various conflicts, the selective outrage over 'outside intervention'
remains a cornerstone of mainstream media narrative control. One might wonder: how many ethnic groups need to be 'leveraged' until it's no longer just 'intellectual support' but plain old meddling?